No Contact · Last updated 6 November 2026
This policy covers the No Contact app for iOS and Android and, where available, its widget.
No Contact is built to be private. Your content — the reasons you type, journal entries, unsent letters and voice notes — stays on your device and is never sent to us or anyone else. We do not sell or share your personal data. Our paywall and purchase provider receives limited technical and purchase information, none of it linked to your identity, and your app store (Apple or Google) handles purchases — see Purchases. Apart from that, the only thing that leaves the app is a link you can choose to tap — see Links to partners.
Your no-contact start date and your progress are stored only on your device. On iPhone, the widget reads them from a private app group on your device; on Android, the widget reads them from the app’s own local data on your device. The same goes for everything you create in the app: the reasons you type during setup, journal entries, unsent letters and voice notes are stored only on your device. None of it is sent to us or any server.
If you allow notifications, every one of them — daily notes, milestone notes, a short note back after a letter you keep, and 30-day look-backs at your journal — is written and scheduled locally on your device. Milestone notes can quote the reasons you typed during setup; those reasons stay on your phone, and you can turn quoting off in Settings. Nothing is sent to a server: we do not run a notification server and cannot see whether you receive them.
On-device AI is available on iPhone only; the Android app does not include any AI features. On iPhone, private reflections on your letters and “Talk it through” use Apple’s on-device model, available on iOS 26 or later with Apple Intelligence turned on. What you write there is processed on your iPhone only. Conversations are not saved: they disappear when you close the screen. Nothing you write is sent to us, to Apple’s servers or to any AI provider, and there is no account involved.
The microphone is used only when you tap record to add a voice note to your journal. Recordings are stored on your device and are never uploaded.
If you buy a subscription or the lifetime option, the transaction is processed by your app store: Apple (App Store) on iPhone, or Google (Google Play Billing) on Android. On both platforms, the paywall and purchase status are managed through Superwall, our paywall provider. Superwall is set up when the app opens, so for every user it receives an anonymous device identifier and an app-assigned ID, and paywall interaction events (such as a paywall being shown or closed), and, if you buy, your purchase history and subscription status. If a short optional question appears after a purchase, the choice you tap (from fixed options; no typing) is sent to Superwall with the same anonymous identifier. Superwall also derives an approximate location from your IP address and receives device diagnostic data (crash and performance data). This data is used only for app functionality and analytics; it is not linked to your identity and not used for tracking. None of your content (reasons, journal, letters, voice notes) is ever sent. We never receive your payment details.
On Android, the app also uses these Google Play components, which Google operates under Google’s privacy policy:
The Android app has no advertising ID, analytics SDK or crash-reporting SDK of its own.
The “Right now” screen ends with a link to Online-Therapy.com, an independent online therapy service. It is an advertisement: if you subscribe after following that link, we earn a commission. We are not affiliated with them beyond that, and they send us no information about you.
Nothing is sent anywhere unless you tap it. Tapping it opens your browser (Safari on iPhone, your default browser on Android), not a browser inside the app. From then on it is an ordinary web visit: the destination — and the click-tracking service that credits the referral (go.online-therapy.com) — will see your IP address, your browser’s user agent and the time of the visit, and may set a cookie in your browser so the referral can be attributed. That exchange is between you and them, governed by their privacy policy. The app does not send it, and never learns whether you subscribed or what you discuss with anyone.
Support screens in the app — and Settings — include a link to findahelpline.com, an independent directory of free helplines by country. It is not an advertisement and not a partner: we earn nothing from it and it sends us no information about you. Like the link above, nothing is sent unless you tap it, and tapping opens your browser. From then on it is an ordinary web visit governed by that site’s own privacy policy. The app never learns that you tapped it.
We do not add analytics or crash-reporting SDKs of our own, and we do not use third-party ad networks or cross-app tracking; the app does not request tracking permission. The only usage and diagnostic data that leaves the app is the paywall interaction events, the optional post-purchase answer, approximate location and diagnostic data described under Purchases, which are not linked to your identity, and, on Android, the data Google’s Play components handle as described there. The only advertisement in the app is the partner link described above: it is a plain link, it loads no ad-network code, and it does nothing at all until you tap it.
No Contact is for people aged 18 and over (see the Terms of Use). It is not directed at children, and we do not knowingly collect personal data from children.
Questions about this policy? Email z.burakdeniz@gmail.com.
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